Sentence examples for it is perhaps unlikely from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps unlikely that the ambitious numerical goals of the 10-year plan will be fully achieved.

However, given that a minority (38%) of residues in the dimer interface are non-polar, it is perhaps unlikely that these hydrophobic residues, especially tryptophan and tyrosine, would show particular affinity for the binding site in experimental assays.

The EU's tallest building will have office space at its base, but higher there will be apartments, restaurants and a hotel - though it is perhaps unlikely the average Londoner will be able to afford to sleep there.

Rupert Bruce-Mitford suggests that it is perhaps unlikely that Ecgric's successor Anna, a devout Christian, would have given him a ship burial, but he does not dismiss the theory entirely.

It is perhaps unlikely that the accused women would have failed to draw the examining magistrate's attention to their suspicions concerning Grace Sowerbutts' motivations when first examined, only to do so at the very end of their trial when asked by the judge if they had anything to say in their defence.

John Clark has suggested that the Martin Marprelate controversy may have inspired Godwin to give the name Martin to the Lunar's god, but as a bishop of the Church of England it is perhaps unlikely that he was generally sympathetic to the Martin Marprelate position.

"It was perhaps unlikely in my life that I would have two strong women who I felt so strongly about," he said carefully.

It's perhaps unlikely that Mr. Ryan's father, a lawyer in Janesville, Wisc., was present at a political gathering in 1968 when the Black Panthers co-founder Bobby Seale, urging his followers to smash "the American Empire," proclaimed: Everyone falls into two categories.

(Although given the levels of ad buys by IRA accounts targeting US Facebook users it's perhaps unlikely there's a second layer to the Russian political dis-ops campaign. Albeit still possible).

So while Meacham might have a point, it's perhaps unlikely that there will be such a dramatic power shift as the one he's suggested.

As expression of IRO2 is not induced by submergence, a specific role for IRO2 is perhaps unlikely, however, it might be possible that the SUB1A-2 allele specifically acts as an enhancer of OsIRO2 thereby causing a secondary, negative effect under submergence.